Sentence examples for charitable basis from inspiring English sources
It is not the job of the DWP to monitor this provision, which is done on a charitable basis".
It is typically funded on a charitable basis: "Give me the money and you'll never see it again," as Mr Myhrvold puts it.
Nargund is the medical director of Create Fertility, a clinic which promotes "natural and mild IVF", and founder of the Create Health Foundation which is offering fertility education on a charitable basis.
It suggests Rusesabagina provided the hotel's services on a charitable basis and only issued bills to keep up the pretense of being a legitimate business rather than a refuge – but some survivors have alleged that he extorted money from them, or that he refused to let some people in who did not have means, or that he forced them to vacate their rooms if they couldn't pay.
A small team of first aiders and community first responders is maintained amongst the resident population, and receives regular training from the Guernsey Ambulance and Rescue Service, a private company operating on a charitable basis under the umbrella of the Venerable Order of Saint John.
The ISABEL project was initially set up on a charitable basis by the parents of a child who survived a prolonged stay in paediatric intensive care after a missed diagnosis of necrotizing fasciitis.
Howard's collection became the basis for his charitable foundation, Joy of Giving Something, Inc., which focuses on photography and video as an aid to education, social awareness and societal transformation.
He runs a charitable foundation.
Some lauded his charitable foundation.
Mr. Gupta's sentencing memorandum by his defense team walks a fine line by offering up his extensive charitable work as a basis for a lighter punishment while avoiding something judges always like to see: a measure of contrition for the misconduct.
Waldegrave added that schools such as Eton, which defends its charitable status on the basis that it provides bursaries to pupils whose parents would otherwise not be able to afford the £12,354 a term fees, have helped improve access to leading universities for pupils from poorer backgrounds.
